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The Search-Light. THK WORLD IK THEIR ■ m inbiibeo inununA* ni« to me ruouc. BAINBRIDGE, FEU. 23, 1601 The b'g steel (teal has been com pleted. The Carncg:e Company ex ist* now only by courtesy. The men If Buffering be purifying, as some — —7 —^ -» —• philosophers have contended, the who co,aro1 ihe g rt * al 8lcel eombina- mau who puts his faith in a girl with t ' on w l'ieh has just been formed, moods must be several degrees purer h* ve the world in their grasp. O’ t muons luiioii we several degrees purer . " - - than bis fellow.—Blakely Reporter. of 8lt ‘ o1 the cltie8 ° f future will | be built. Out of it the ships and Like bad dollars, all counterfeits cars, by means of which the world’s of DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve are!products are moved, are constructed, worthless. 1 lie orignal q lickly Steel is far more necessary than gold, cures piles, sores and all skin diseas- , .. , , , It I Hicks anJ tho < ' eman “ for it is increasing with wonderful rapidity. The United States have a monopo- Tlierc is something more than im- r- agination in State boundary lines. ^ 8lee ^ production. This is be llow otherwise could Kansas have cau8e they have the ore from which contained all these: John Brown, the steel it made and the coal with Senator Peffer, “Sockless” Simpson,! whloh to make it. And in their mills Gov. Llewellyn, Gov St. John, Mrs. Jsteel oan be made at less cost than Lease and Mrs. Nation? What othir «**ewliere in the world. That this is state can point to worthies? such -a list of There is always danger in useing counterfeits of DeWitt’s Witch Haz el Salve. The origua) is a safe and certain cure tor piles. It is a sooth ing and healing salve for sores and all skin diseases. R. L. Hicks. It is not generally remembered thnt Maurice Thompson, who has written a number of successful novels, the list extending from “The Tulla- liassee Girl” to “Alice of Old Vinoen* n s,” is a Confederate veteran. lie is one of the Indiana writers who are destined, in Gen. Lew Wallace’s opinion, to make the Hoosier State the Athens of America. Millions of people are familiar with DeWilt’s Little Earlv Risers and those who use them find them to be famous little liver pills. Never gripe. R. L. Hicks. The llev. Mr. Bliss, of New York says that millionaires are merely symptoms of disease, and that they ure possessed of wealth because they cannot help it. This country is full of people who would be more than pleased to contract the disease; they would do almost anything to have the millionaire baocillus introduced into their veins.—Savannah Nows. Persons who cauuot take ordiuary pills find it a pleasure to lake Do- Witt’s Littlo Early Risers. 'They are the bust little liver pills ever made. li. L. Hicks. The St. James Gazette finds that the presidents of the world outnum ber the kings. “There are twenty- four presidents and only twenty kings. But the balance is more tban made straight by the emperors, sul tans, mikados, rajahs, khedives, nulcers mid other potentates who pre fer their special title to that of king. Only one reigiug monarch of the world, if .we except her most impO:t- ant tuajesity of China, is a woman. Tins is Quoeu Wilhelmiua.” This authority forgets tiiat the name .of . the reigiug monarch of the United States is Woman. true is evident from the surprisingly great increase in our exports of steel products. The value of the exports in 1880 was only $12 959,900. 1900 it was $129,633,480. In twenty years the increase was about $107,000,000. What will bo'the value of our annu al exports of steel products twenty years heuoe? If the increase is as great as in the last twenty years— and there is no reason why it should not be—the export val .e of these products will reach a $1,000,000,000 a year, AlO tills vast business is now in the hands of a few men—the men who have purchased the Carnegie steel plant and own most of the oth er steel producing plants of the coun try. Is it too much to sav that they have the world in their grasp? Is it not almost certain that they will con trol the markets of the world for steel products? Where are competi tors to be found? Surely not in Eu rope, where the coal supply fg show ing signs of exhaustion. It may be that rival steel plants may be established in Asia or Africa, but, if so, it will be long years hence. As far as oan De seen now the trust which Morgan and his associates have created will be more powerful tban kings or emperors or govern ments—that Is as long as law and or der prevail.—Savannah News. ) Nikola Tesla announced yesterday that he had completed Ins plans for his system of wireless telegraphy by means of which be will be able to send messages across the Atlantic, and that a site for the plant had been selected. The inventor said to a World reporter: “I have been atwvorkon this sub ject for eight years, and now see.the way clear to the accomplishment of my plans.. It may take eight pionlhs or it may take longer to complete the work yet to be done, but I feel assured of success. The con struction of the neoessay aparatus will be pushed as rapidly as possible. This is all I can say about the matter at present.” Mr. Tesla would giye no 'in timation of the site selected tor his plant, but it is beleived that the sending and receiving stations will be located at great altitudes. A year ago he conducted a series of ex; pertinents at. the summit of Pike’s Peak. His apparatus was at the top of a steel tower eighty fyet high His purpose, he Raid was to inves tigate the tipper sparta of air. On returning to this city he said: “I am satisfied that I will be able to telegraph without wires to any city in the world within a short time. “By my system I hope to attain a speed of 1,500lo ^U00 words a minnte. The instrument at either terminal will be absolutely free from extraneous disturbances.” 1 nave a very large spring and sun > iner pasture near town where 1 will take cows at morning and graze'them during the day. returning same at night, for the sum of $1.25 per mouth. GEO. D. GRIFFIN. ttk, a. w Il£jQJN UT Physician and Surges ' A powerfull engine cannot be run with a weak boiler,, and we cannot keep up the strain of an active mind with a weak stomach; neither can we stop the hnm'ftn machine to make repairs. If the stomach cannot di gest enongh food to keep the. body strong, such a preperation as Kodol Dyspepsia O re should be used. It digests what yon eat and It siinly can’t help but do it. R. L. Hicks. Treats diseases of the Ey e> Nose and Throat. All calls promptly attended. OFFICE ON Broughton Street. HVROS B. Bower, j, B0WER&B0WER ATTORNEYS AT LAW Sat at the^^^ “O.K.” LUNCH-COUNTER. .ON WATER STREET. 8QL.Meals at all hours and served in style. Bring Us your eggs and chickens. H- E. WALKER, Proprietor. A THOUSAND TOKGUK8. Ron.-IBO TUB OR A VK. Reports show a groatly increased death rate from throat and lung troubles, due to llie prevalence of croup, peueumonia and grippe. We advise the use of One Minute Cough , Cure 111 all of these difficulties. It is the only harmless remedy that gives immediate results. Children like it. It. L Hicks. A startling incident, of which Mr. Jjhn Oliver of Philedelphia, was the subject, is narrated by him as fol lows: I was in a most dreadful con dition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken, longue coated, a pain ooutinually in my back and sides, no appetite, gradually growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had given me up. Fortunately a friend advised trying ‘Electric Bitters:’and to my great joy and surprise, the first bottle made a decided improve ment. ’ I continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well mail. I know they saved my life, hud robbed the the grave of another victim.” No one should tail to try th m. Only 50 ets., guaranteed, at It. L. Hicks’s Drug Store. Could not express the rapture of Annie E. Springer, of 1125 Howard street, l’hildelphia, Pa., when she found that Dr. King’s New Disoov ery for Consumption had completely cured her of a hacking cough that for many years had made life a burden. All other remedies and doctors oonld give her no help, but she says of this Royal Cure-“it soon removed the pain and I oan now sleep soundly, something, I can scarcely remember doing before. I feel like sounding its praises through Ihe universe So will anyone who tries Dr. King’s New Discovery for the throat, chest or lungs. Price 50o. and $1.00. trial bottles free at R. L. Hicks’s Drug Store; every bottle guaranteed. ALMOST MlKRIEU HIS CHILD- All editor has been inspired, after i looking over his List of delinquent > a ibsurfbci's, to compose the following: “ilow dear to our heart is the silver dollar, when so nib kind subscriber presents it to view; the liberty bead without necktie or collar and all the strange things which to us seem so * * — — .-c new; the wide spreading oagle, the |1 )or8U ' t,or 'hat her real name was not arrows below it, the stars aud the j ^°J^» she had been raised < • , . . . I l)V >1 fnmSK' rtf tliaf n n o .1 From the .Philadelphia Press. Princeton, Ky., Fob. 13.- Lee VV ilkerson, a middle-age widower, oame near marrying his own daugh ter last night. Two months.o^o lie began paying attentions to Miss Fannie Lloyd, a bat trimmer, and willitu a short time secured her con sent to marry him. The wedding was to have taken place last night. Incidentally she informed her The Filipinos and the Cubans might well ask, are the people of Kansas capable of self-government? The Kansas Boxers are apparent ly getting worse and worse. They have progressed from the hatchet to the axe, and the preachers are taking a hand in wedding the axe; not against the saloon fixtures and the rum bottles, but against the heads of men. Tbo Rev. Charles Lowther is the first gentleman of the cloth to get his name in the papers by smash ing a saloon keeper on the head with an axe. Js It possible that assault and battery, and maybe homicide, is exempt in Kansas from punish ment if committed upon the persons of those who own or "work in sa loons.—Savannah News. THAT THROIiniNO HEADACHE. UIIUWC* UVIUW Uio Mitre 1IUU IUG IU-OCU words with the strange tilings they ^ * family of that name in South- tell; the coin of our fathers, we’re weSlorn ^* 880ur '» 8 * )e having been glad that we kuow it, for some time f ,om an orphans’ home when a er other ’twill come 111 right well; ^aby. It dawned upon YVilkerson or other ’tw ill come 111 right well; the spread eagle dollar, the star would q iokly leave you, if you used Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Thous ands of sufferers have proyed their matchless merit for siok and nervous headaches. They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health. Easy to take. Try them. Only 25 cents. Money back if not cured. Sold by R. L. Hicks drug gist. W. W. PALMER, JR, DENTAL SURGEON, BAIN BRIDGE, \ GA. ISTOffice—Coruer Whter and West streets, in Chosen Building. IimriCE. C-E0KGIA, Practice in the State courts. Federal and Justice cQurts. Also dealers in * K'4‘E ov ' a “ d ” ,ldl » a *«3; McKaeville, Deo. 4,1900. Mo W. I. GEER, Attorney and Counselor At Law COLQUITT, - GEOKG1A.' Office: In Court House. ALBERT H. RUSSELL, Attorney at Law, BAINBRIDGE, - - GEORGIA. Office Over Bainbridge Slate Bank S. S. PERRY RESIDENT OPTICIAN. JET-OFFICE AT THE GRENADA DRUG STORE. Bainbridge, Georgia. J. STERLING R0BRETS, ATTOIlftlSY AT LAW. BAINBlilDGE, . . GEORGIA W ill practice in all the courts. J. D. TALBERT ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Office at BRINSON, GEORGIA. Every branch oi law a specially. Will be in Bainbridge every 1st Monday and Tuesday each month and whenever requested. SURVEYING BY SPECIAL CONTRACT- Address me at BRINSON. . . . GEORGIA. A. B. RUSSELL. M. K. O’NEAL. RUSSELL & O’NEAL, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Will practice In all the State Courts. spec ial attention riven tho Investigation of l*nna litlo8 and the Law of Administration R. J. ROONEY, Contractor and Builder. • Estimates cheerfully furnished on all . . classes of building. . . WH1 H. 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It Wf as useful as a daily'to the reader, audit will be of equal value in reporting the great and complicated questions which are now before the American people It prints thd news of till the world paving {special correspondence from important news points on the globe. 11 has brilliant illustrations, stories by grtal -Uthors. a capital humor page, complete markets, departments for the household and woman s work aud other special de- Payments of unusual interest j *L, < i? er jL* 3 JS u,ie< l U[ <lled newspanei SBASCS-LIGST ce getlier one year for $l,EO. ©regular price of the two papers •pJ.UO* - R.EA.IDTIIIS For $1.30 ”“ 1 Search-Light, at the Twioe-a-Week Atlanta ournal and Juvenile Journal, one year. We send The Seakoh Light and the Atlanti Constitution. For$1.50 We send The .Search Light and the T Week Savannah News. MR ^k(fl " e iiend The Search VUi Light and the Thrice JOE H. GILPIN. JN'O. O. CHASOM. GILPIN & CHASON, Attorneys at Law, BAINBRIDGE, - - GEORGIA. G. R AUSTIN. , , ° -1 spangled dollar, the old silver dollar 8>ut investigation proved this to be all love so well.”—Exchange. true. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. that she might be his long lost child,' °® ce Wuh Townsend & Westmor land. — VVili practice law together in all epurts. except the criminal branch of the city court of Decatur county.. Notary Public in office. DR. H. D. WILSON Dentist. OFFICE Over H. B. Ehrlich & Co.’s Store, Bainbridge, - - Ga. BAINBRIDGE - - GA. Do You Want N M M 'l Envelopes, ’Cards, _ . I Note Heads. Letter Job Work? Sts 'ist ers, Chocks. Blanks. Posters. Business JT~ ' “7— -‘Cards.Receipts, etc , ca11 ?* Th * Search-Light Job Office to get them. Prices cheap and work done at once. Trr as. a-Week New York World New subscriptions or renewals for these offers. .Subscribe -A.T ONCE! J. E. MATHIS, Contractor aud builder BAINBRIDGE, ga. Bids Submitted on All Kinds of BRICK: or .- WOOD : WORK 12 1 if EU2EZA SHAVING SALOON. A first class Shaving Saloon. Hot and Cold Shower Hath All work done in the nf-ates manner. J- A. JOITES, Fropt’J N. BroaA Street.